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Text files often have a line-ending. Depending on the editor, it may be difficult for the user to tell if there is a line-ending or not, or possibly the editor may add one automatically.
It looks like from my limited testing that nvm-rust does not allow the version file to have a trailing line-ending:
% hexdump -C .node-version
00000000 31 30 2e 31 32 2e 30 0a |10.12.0.|
00000008
% nvm install
Failed to parse .node-version: '10.12.0
'
Error: You did not pass a version and we did not find any version files (package.json#engines, .nvmrc) in the current directory.
Text files often have a line-ending. Depending on the editor, it may be difficult for the user to tell if there is a line-ending or not, or possibly the editor may add one automatically.
It looks like from my limited testing that nvm-rust does not allow the version file to have a trailing line-ending:
(Full disclosure. I am not a user of
nvm-rust
! I took a look because I am interested in application support for.node-version
: https://github.com/shadowspawn/node-version-usage)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: